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ParkvilleGlobalAdvisoryNational Evaluation for the Low SES National Partnership and the Literacy and Numeracy NationalPartnership - Impact StageFinal Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508 Report41699https://khothuvien.cori!TABLE OF CONTENTSTable of Contents...National Overview............................................................3Australian Capital Territory................................................22New South Wales........................................................ Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508.....48Northern Territory..........................................................91Queensland.......................................................Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508
..........116South Australia............................................................153Tasmania...................................................ParkvilleGlobalAdvisoryNational Evaluation for the Low SES National Partnership and the Literacy and Numeracy NationalPartnership - Impact StageFinal Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508......................251Core Evaluation............................................................293References.................................................................306Appendices.................................................................3152National OverviewThe Smarter Schools Nat Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508ional PartnershipsThe improvement of the quality of educational systems is currently one of the most vital tasks of governments worldwide. InternationAccessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508
al literature has validated the fact that education has a transformational effect on individuals and society. Individuals with higher levels of educatParkvilleGlobalAdvisoryNational Evaluation for the Low SES National Partnership and the Literacy and Numeracy NationalPartnership - Impact StageFinal Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508 that Commonwealth and State Governments share the objective of raising overall educational attainment so that all Australian school students acquire the knowledge and skills required to participate effectively in society. In November 2008. the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) established th Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508e National Education Agreement as an agenda to achieve the outcomes that are integral to boosting Australia’s labour force participation and productivAccessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508
ity.In this context, the Smarter Schools National Partnerships (SSNP) represented the largest ever direct school-resourcing intervention by the AustraParkvilleGlobalAdvisoryNational Evaluation for the Low SES National Partnership and the Literacy and Numeracy NationalPartnership - Impact StageFinal Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508 approximately- S2.5 billion in funding through three partnerships:S1.5 billion to the Smarter Schools National Partnership for Low Socio-economic Status School Communities (Low SES NP)S540 million1 to the Smarter Schools National Partnership for Literacy and Numeracy and (LNNP) S550 million to the Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508Smarter Schools National Partnership for Improving Teacher Quality.Further information on funding, specifically by jurisdiction and SSNP type (Low SESAccessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508
NP and LNNP), is presented in Appendix 1.Government schools represented 74.3% of Low SES NP and LNNP schools, with Catholic and Independent schools aParkvilleGlobalAdvisoryNational Evaluation for the Low SES National Partnership and the Literacy and Numeracy NationalPartnership - Impact StageFinal Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508nly 6.4% of schools participated in both the Low SES NP and LNNP (Appendix 2). Combined, the two NPs involved the participation of 24.6% of all Australian school students and 54.6% of all Indigenous students (Appendix 3, Table C). The proportion of students in participating schools varied across jur Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508isdictions, ranging from 20.5% of all students in Victoria to 54.5% in the Nonhem Territory. The proponions of Indigenous students in participating scAccessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508
hools showed significant variation, ranging from 25.7% of all Indigenous students in the ACT to 83.5% in the Northern Territory' (Appendix 3, Table D)ParkvilleGlobalAdvisoryNational Evaluation for the Low SES National Partnership and the Literacy and Numeracy NationalPartnership - Impact StageFinal Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508 LNNI https7/khothuvien comThe first phase of the evaluation of the Low SES NP and the LNNP focused on the implementation and sustainability of the partnerships. In March 2013, the Australian Government Department of Education (formerly the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508 (DEEWR)) commissioned Parkville Global Advisory (PGA) to undertake an evaluation of the impact of the Low SES NP and the LNNP. The main objectives ofAccessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508
this Impact Stage are to synthesise existing information to determine the outcomes, effectiveness and unintended consequences of the two partnershipsParkvilleGlobalAdvisoryNational Evaluation for the Low SES National Partnership and the Literacy and Numeracy NationalPartnership - Impact StageFinal Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508n Framework in line with the National Evaluation Strategy and in consultation with Australian Government Department of Education as well as representatives of all three education sectors in each of the eight Australian states and territories. A key component of the Framework was the development of i Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508ndividual program logic maps for each jurisdiction to guide the evaluation. This followed bilateral consultations with all jurisdictions, in additionAccessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508
to extensive discussion with members of the National Partnerships Implementation Working Group (NPIWG) Evaluation Sub-group. The program logic definesParkvilleGlobalAdvisoryNational Evaluation for the Low SES National Partnership and the Literacy and Numeracy NationalPartnership - Impact StageFinal Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508focus of each partnership and the implementation of initiatives varied greatly between jurisdictions. This Impact Stage is primarily concerned with identifying outputs and measuring outcomes or leading indicators based on the program logics for schools which participated in either of the Low SES NP Accessible-Common-Alert-Protocol-Radio-Data-Sys-Demo-GulfCoastStates-508or LNNP.ParkvilleGlobalAdvisoryNational Evaluation for the Low SES National Partnership and the Literacy and Numeracy NationalPartnership - Impact StageFinal ParkvilleGlobalAdvisoryNational Evaluation for the Low SES National Partnership and the Literacy and Numeracy NationalPartnership - Impact StageFinalGọi ngay
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